Uncovering New Open Source Communities Graphically
summary
Augur OSS collects GitHub data into a graph, then centrality algorithms (PageRank, Betweenness, Closeness) score repositories; applied to ~75 CNCF repos the normalized scores correlate with CNCF maturity levels (graduated > incubating > sandbox). Betweenness highlights Kubernetes and Docker as hubs and surfaces OpenShift emerging downstream in 2011–2014. Results feed prototype visualizations in the Aspen dashboard and use the Augur OSS database with algorithms like PageRank and Betweenness centrality.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:08Motivation for emerging projects
- 6:23Graphical representation
- 15:17Graph centrality algorithms
- 20:14Use case: Kubernetes & OpenShift
- 23:24CNCF project maturity
- 25:54Ongoing efforts & future plans
- 27:18Q&A
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